▪ I.† clought,pa.pple.Obs. [App.pa.pple. of cloche, clutch, like claght, clight, cleght, from cleach, clitch.] Stuck, fastened, held fast. a1400Chester Pl. (1847) II. 100 Why were I not deade to daie Cloughte and clongen under claye. ▪ II.clought(e obs. form of clout.